Drumming woodpeckers use similar brain regions as songbirds - discu.eu

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Woodpeckers, which don’t sing but do drum on trees, have brain regions that are similar to those of songbirds. The finding is surprising because songbirds use these regions to learn their songs at an early age, yet it’s not clear if woodpeckers learn their drum beats. https://www.sciencenews.org/article/woodpecker-drumming-bird-brain-behavior-songbirds 4 comments 21/9/2022 science

Woodpeckers, which don’t sing but do drum on trees, have brain regions that are similar to those of songbirds. The finding is surprising because songbirds use these regions to learn their songs at an early age, yet it’s not clear if woodpeckers learn their drum beats. https://www.sciencenews.org/article/woodpecker-drumming-bird-brain-behavior-songbirds 4 comments 20/9/2022 science

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